The Knife's Edge

The Ronin Saga, Book 1

By: Matthew Wolf

Narrated by: Tim Gerard Reynolds

When legends come to life, the world trembles from a single name. Ronin. Once-heroes from a different age, they wield elemental powers: wind, water, fire, stone, forest, sun, moon, flesh, and metal.

At the same time, a young man discovers his best friend with a sword in her stomach and dark wings sprouting from her back. Guards rush to the scene and accuse him of the act, and he is forced to flee.

In a new world without his memories, Gray must find his way amid legends and darkness, as he wrestles with an elemental power inside himself. A power all too similar to the infamous Ronin.

©2014 Matthew Wolf (P)2020 Matthew Wolf

wow... just wow...

Alright, I might have a wee bit of bias, full disclaimer, but? I really believe you're going to enjoy what lies beyond. TGR is amazing. The narration brings every character to life, and overall... this vast world and unlikely assembly of vivid characters are just the beginning. If any of this reads young or simpler, book one is a set up for the grandeur and the maturation of a world to come. A world of legends, darkness, moral ambiguity, despair, triumph and hope.

I hope you enjoy it and what's to come in the world of Farhaven as much as I did!

The love of the craft is obvious

You can really tell that the author loves the world be built and imagines it in a much larger view then what he barely explained in thus book. scratching the surface of the history he put in before even writing this book to make the reader wonder about it. Truly impressive

Gripping from the start!

My first foray into high fantasy and it did not disappoint! I heard great things about this series from my friends. Wolf's writing style pairs super well with the narrator's voice. I can't wait to listen to book 2!

Not a bad Listen

sometimes the story felt a little disjointed but over all worth the credit. it was good enough to make me want to buy book two.

Tragic Heros Misunderstood

Was a great listen. Writer/performance really puts you in the story. Would listen again. loved it